Questions and Answers for Sevin 32 oz. 2,000 sq. ft. Outdoor Lawn and Garden Insect Killer Ready-To-Spray 3-Month Control

A:  Hello, the product will just need to completely dry once, immediately after application. We recommend to treat your areas in the evenings when pollinators are less likely to be out and active. We also recommend to apply when there is little to no wind and rain-free for 24 hours to avoid drifting. Thank you.

A:  Hello, we recommend to allow the treated areas to completely dry before allowing children and pets back into the area. Thank you,

A:  Hello, We apologize for the inconvenience and are aware one of our manufacturers shipped some sprayer heads with the wrong words on them. Clean will equal the ON setting, Rinse will equal the WATER setting, and Off is Off. Thank you.

A:  Hello, The primary difference between a succlent vs. dry crop is how long the crop stays intact before harvest. Dried crops are left on the vine to produce fully mature seeds. Succlent crops are harvested in advance of seed maturity. Thank you.

A:  Hello, Sevin Ready-To-Spray does not control woolly adelgids. We recommend you to get in contact with your local garden center associate for assistance. Thank you.

A:  Hello, herb plants like basil and perilla leaf are not listed to use Sevin Insect Killer on. Thank you.

A:  Hello, grasshoppers are listed as one of the insects controlled by Sevin Ready-To-Spray. We recommend you to check out the product label for the specific type of grasshopper. Thank you.

A:  I would like to point out this IS for Trees per the description: "This concentrate liquid is specially formulated to protect lawns, vegetables, flowers, fruits, trees, shrubs, and other outdoor plants and surfaces." MikeHDOC is incorrect. 5 to 6 feet.

A:  This product is not rated for use on trees. The manufacturer recommeds this product for use on Fruit and Vegetable Gardens, Ornamental Plants and Shrubs, Flowers and Ground Covers, Around Structures and Lawns only. Mike